A New Paradigm for Single-Particle Double-Slit Interference: Cavity-Induced Nonlocal Quantized Momentum Transfer with no Need for Schrödinger’s Wavefunction, Self-Interference, and Wavefunction Collapse
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| Title: | A New Paradigm for Single-Particle Double-Slit Interference: Cavity-Induced Nonlocal Quantized Momentum Transfer with no Need for Schrödinger’s Wavefunction, Self-Interference, and Wavefunction Collapse |
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| Authors: | Jau Tang |
| Publisher Information: | MDPI AG, 2025. |
| Publication Year: | 2025 |
| Description: | We propose a quantum framework where cavity-induced nonlocal stochastic quantized momentum transfer governs double-slit interference of single eelectrons, replacing self-interference, wavefunction collapse, and Schrödinger’s wavefunction description. Using Heisenberg’s operator formalism, we model the electron’s interaction with the double slit as a quantized field potential. This approach explains interference via discrete momentum transfer through stochastic cavity modes. We explore its role as a non-local hidden-variable mechanism, predicting deviations in Bell violation, and finer discrete interference fringes in short cavity-mode wavelength regimes, opening new avenues for experimental verification. Our new interpretation of quantum dynamics sheds light on long-standing debates about quantum reality, hidden variables, wave-function superposition and Schrödinger’s cat, the illusion of self-interference of a single electron, and instantaneous wavefunction collapse misconception in the measurements. Our theory possesses the deterministic description of an electron a stochastic yet nonlocal hidden variable characteristic of the quantized cavity modes. It meets Einstein’s desire for a more complete theory and bridges the gap between physical reality and the incomplete conventional quantum theory that requires confusing Copenhagen or many-world interpretations. |
| Document Type: | Article |
| DOI: | 10.20944/preprints202503.1652.v1 |
| Rights: | CC BY |
| Accession Number: | edsair.doi...........e0add948512c77d942c366d2d4b06f24 |
| Database: | OpenAIRE |
Nájsť tento článok vo Web of Science | Abstract: | We propose a quantum framework where cavity-induced nonlocal stochastic quantized momentum transfer governs double-slit interference of single eelectrons, replacing self-interference, wavefunction collapse, and Schrödinger’s wavefunction description. Using Heisenberg’s operator formalism, we model the electron’s interaction with the double slit as a quantized field potential. This approach explains interference via discrete momentum transfer through stochastic cavity modes. We explore its role as a non-local hidden-variable mechanism, predicting deviations in Bell violation, and finer discrete interference fringes in short cavity-mode wavelength regimes, opening new avenues for experimental verification. Our new interpretation of quantum dynamics sheds light on long-standing debates about quantum reality, hidden variables, wave-function superposition and Schrödinger’s cat, the illusion of self-interference of a single electron, and instantaneous wavefunction collapse misconception in the measurements. Our theory possesses the deterministic description of an electron a stochastic yet nonlocal hidden variable characteristic of the quantized cavity modes. It meets Einstein’s desire for a more complete theory and bridges the gap between physical reality and the incomplete conventional quantum theory that requires confusing Copenhagen or many-world interpretations. |
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| DOI: | 10.20944/preprints202503.1652.v1 |